Awards highlight at Jaycee banquet honors local leaders
The Tol Public Power District chief Max Kihure received the Boss of the Year award for 1970 with praise for his support to the local Jaycee chapter. Willan Frazer Memorial Award and Outstanding Servier Award honored Dana Newport and Gordon Te. Steinbrook among others as the group noted progress by young men and community efforts.
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Cotunihis Jay
Clei
Dayche
MD Cerny
Mawee Glan Payath
Tol
Hoss
Yew
Willan Frazer
Te Derey Braver
Dana Newport
Fire Report Sparks Calls for Major Civic Change
A fragmented note references suppression and a demand for free elections. It quotes Mayor Leahy and various civic actors urging participation in democratic reform and civic activities amid political tension.
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Leahy
Olpet Hasmii
Asayhe
Laetet Meths
Doris
Bloodmobile drives Feb two and three for donors quota
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Calumidus City Auditorium on February 2 and 3. Officials urge new donors to help reach the daily quota, with calls to Mrs. Biller and the Red Cross office for those willing to assist.
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Red Cross
Omulee
Replowal
Calumiius
Valuaday
Mis
Biiecson
Hiller
Red Cross Office
Biller
Eller
Focal
Berause
Maceadly
Cairo
Robert Mead
Elisteman
Phnom Penh field open on limited basis
Phnom Penh remains volatile as a government attack and counteractions ripple through the capital. Fire damaged buildings in downtown Phnom Penh after an explosion killed several, while South Vietnamese and Cambodian forces clear routes and prepare to withdraw. Elsewhere, clashes near Svay Rieng leave dozens dead or wounded, and US forces press strikes aimed at disrupting communist supply lines in the northwest.
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Aarga Wines
Tritin
Saigon
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Iives
Kompong Som
Pich Nil Pass
Lan Nol
Am Roni
High Command
Gambadia
Svay Rieng
South Vietnam
U.S
Community Calendar of events hits Pawnee area notices
A dense schedule lists local meetings and events across Pawnee County including the State-Affaire Committee guest Senator Nave at Lutheran Church Platte Center, PTA chili feeds, Legion gathering, and extension talks. Speakers include Steve Brase and Carlson, with notices for youth groups, Rebekah and Girl Scouts activities, and public health forums at Elks and Soltis Manor.
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Pawnee Chint
Nave Guest
Jinme
County
Mechiy
Lutheran Church
Platte Center
Lions Ab
West Pari School
American Legion
Rebekah + Vashti
Mall
Scotus Hall
Munaventire Elass
Prairie Hills Girl Scouts
Jefferson
Elks
Wily
Billie's
Pam
SL Lukes Chycel
Tanpy Froschheuser
Local Readings and Times Announced for Weekend Sun Events
Local readings show 30 at WD and VF low this morning with AU high Friday. Ti high year and 70 Jaw year ago. Suprise Sunday at 7:50, 5:34 sunset Sunday. P49 sunrise Monday 2:39, sunset Monday.
Nixon lays out ambitious new federal state power push
President Nixon pledged a new American Revolution based on greater state and local power and a landmark revenue sharing program. He proposed a $16 billion package, with $10 billion already earmarked, plus a larger $45 billion figure, to fund welfare reform and expansive domestic initiatives. He called for reorganizing the federal bureaucracy into eight departments and merging several agencies. He urged passage of welfare reform and a $1.6 million annual floor for families of four, and warned the budget would balance only under full employment.
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Washington
UPID
Nixon Mins
Una
Partigan
Nixon
Congress
Linse
Nison
Arger
America
Departments
State
Treasury
Justice
Defense
Hue
Iast Congress
Talks on heading off rail strike reaching turning point today
Negotiations in Washington aimed at avoiding a nationwide rail strike near a March 1 deadline reached what officials described as a potential turning point. BRAC President J Dennis warned that without a settlement talks could pause and shift to lobbying against White House-backed legislation giving power to force a settlement. The dispute, which briefly halted some industry and threatened shortages, followed a one day nationwide strike threat that Congress resolved with a 13.5 percent wage increase and a court order not to strike before March 1. President Nixon urged Congress to act, saying a rail shutdown would harm the economy.
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J. Dennis
The
Brotherhood of Railway and Airine Clerks
BRAC
Congress
Loral
Gallmred
Downis
Nixon
Feed grain stocks at lowest since 1967 says USDA
The Agriculture Department reports feed grain stocks on January 1 at their lowest since 1967, with corn oats barley and sorghum totals as of last year. Wheat storage stood at 1.4 million bushels, barley around 1.0 billion, and sorghum at 170 to 212 million bushels, all down from 1969 figures.
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Washington
UPL
Agriculture Department
Nha
Democrats to meet with state chairman in Nebraska session
The Nebraska Democratic party will hold a meeting in the southwest region to meet State Chair Mia Hess Dyas with representatives Red Will, Chase, Uely, MHitchenek, Mayes, Penner and Furnas. Attendees to gather at the communal chamber of commerce at 2 PM Monday as part of the regional gathering.
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Meloook
Nebraska
Monslay
Two Officers Assist in Unclear Incident
Two officers lend a midwitely hand as a confusing event unfolds on a Friday. Jennifer Hutkes notices a birth triggering a call for help, while Minator John Frenk discusses a strange incident involving nostickal uni frome govfathers.
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Whiteaiall
Sagland
Dennifer Hutkes
John Frenk
Lincoln man heads NPPD board in era of change
Frederick Wagener of Lincoln elected president of the Nebraska Public Power District board, with James Wager of North Platte re elected secretary and Kosman, Loy, and others serving as officers. The meeting also approved a 145,000 volt line project to connect the Platte River area power grid.
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Linon
Frederick
Wagener
Rdlity Ag
Nebraska
Uishigh
Dlireetara
Kali
Lewiston
Mamed
Flore
D. Kasman
Scolischut
Jack Fill
Qdallata
James Wager
North Baths
Nebraska County Attorney's Associating
Ty Overinks Tar Association Activitties
Wall
Vivic
Nepp O
Elivesbiat
Tormey
Pibije Mower Distelel
Platte Valley
le Boar
Botty
Ivhnse Snals
Atvle i
Vayine
Kearny
Bla W. Kelly
Grand
Robert B. Tanve
North Platte
Jobin Vibrogan
York
Bernart M
Lay Mt Naedik
Guy Fh
Couper
Charaboldé
Pad Alchison
Cova
HM Calis
Kociey
Sind
Commonwealth
Mark T. Moore
Talsain Merntine
Company of Warryn
Cooper Nolen Alon
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Max Kiburz
Cerny, Porath, Gordon Steinbrook
Donald Newport
Jerry Duren
Telegram
Jaycee
Dayeees
Cimly Rodgers
Eugene A. Leahy
Omaha
Sumerica
Merehan
Dunael
Adams
Vornthis
Teres
Nil Mowe
Cale Dierterger
Slo Palli¢k
Isaligie Galelian
Hon Carlson
Wallace Groves
Mav Tail
Alle Thaimgan
Well Herrington
CV. Dones
Kemnet Dolmsan
Aria Tonavin
Er Millimn Nelson
Don Peterson
Clylee Siasom
Today's Index
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Enps Sill
State of the Union
Arl
Cimy
Spire Agnew
Carl Albert
Lincoln Man
NPPD
Koainar
NFL
Lenin
NATED
Panember
Department of Water Recaurens
Frederick Wagener
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